Once apon a time Kris Roebuck said, 'CPS Rates' to Simon Byrnand...

 SB> Why on earth do you have it set that high? I run NComm at 0 priority
 SB> at 38400 bps, and I hardly ever get any errors, even when
 SB> multitasking heavily. (This is on an A1200) Setting the priority that
 SB> high wont help anyway, because, its the serial.device driver that
 SB> must respond quickly to prevent errors, and that is an interrupt
 SB> handler, not a process....

 KR> That, combined with v34serial.device means that I never have errors.

Yes, but so what? I just mentioned that I dont get ANY errors with NComm
set at priority 0, and using standard serial.device using the same machine!

You cant get any less errors, than none! ;)

 KR> NComm only crashes if I play with too many features.

The only time I have had NComm (2) crash on me is 3/4 of the way through
receiving a 40MB file....Grrr.....;-)

Regards,
Simon

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